BBC Scotland Wednesday

Reports from BBC newsrooms across the country with analysis and discussion on the big stories of the day

The judges are in central Scotland choosing between an old mill near Dunblane, an early 1900s semi in Bridge of Allan and a farmhouse conversion between Falkirk and Linlithgow

A freight backlog in Stornoway has area operations manager Fiona struggling to keep supply lines to the isles open, while sisters and CalMac trainees Tanya and Natalie go to sea

The ex-SNP MP talks about politics and neurodiversity, as she steps on stage for the first night of her stand-up show, Politics Isn't for Me, at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

Roisin reaches breaking point over Gillian's behaviour, Jodie drops a bombshell and Chris is forced to face the music when he realises paying Nicole is impossible

Agnes gatecrashes Cathy's book club and shares her growing love of saucy stories. Comedy, co-written by and starring Brendan O'Carroll, with Jennifer Gibney

Martin Geissler asks if Scotland's tax system is costing or raising money for the nation

Des Clarke tries to get creative, experiencing a life-drawing class, having an unusual tour of a sculpture park and being commissioned to create a public work of art